Vols’ Castles hopes traveling from FCS to FBS leads to NFL
Tennessee has produced its share of NFL stars. Hence some of the reasoning in transfer tight end McCallan Castles joining the Volunteers.
Stories by David Paschall
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Elarbee has Vols offensive tackles on the move again
Playing tackle at Tennessee under third-year offensive line coach Glen Elarbee likely means being on the move at some point of your career.
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Garner has the body types, seeking leaders for the Vols
There are several obvious candidates when it comes to which Tennessee football player will be missed the most from its Orange Bowl championship team of last se…
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Denton-led Vols sweep Texas A&M, brace for brutal top-five gauntlet
It is common throughout all levels of baseball for teams to insert their weakest hitter in the ninth and final spot of the batting order.
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Vols slip past Aggies late behind Dickey, Sewell
Tennessee’s bats have finally come alive against quality opposition, and just in time for the nation to see it.
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Halzle believes Milton has another level to go to for Vols
Tennessee's Joe Milton III has moved on from his Orange Bowl MVP performance.
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Barnes believes Vols will look back on season with pride
There were times this basketball season when the Tennessee Volunteers looked like a team that could win it all.
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Freshman Nathan Leacock loving the accuracy of Vols QBs
Nathan Leacock appreciates his new gig.
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FAU’s second-half surge extends Sweet 16 misery for Vols
The Sweet 16 continues to be anything but sweet for Tennessee.
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Nico Iamaleava now in ‘whole different ballgame’ with Vols
Getting introduced to Tennessee's frenetic offensive pace has a way of humbling newcomers, even five-star talents like quarterback Nico Iamaleava.
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New Vols baseball fans discover wins aren't always so automatic
This time last season, Tennessee’s baseball team was three victories into a 12-0 SEC start that set a new league standard.
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Vols hoping their new Madison Square Garden memory is nothing like their last one
Madison Square Garden is oozing with history.
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Herring, Carter have the Vols back on in-state recruiting map
Caleb Herring and Arion Carter are linebackers at Tennessee who are practicing this spring as midyear enrollees.
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The spoon-feeding days are over for freshman Vols
They have put away the spoons in Knoxville.
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NCAA Sweet 16 experience brand new to this season’s Vols
Reaching the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 is nothing new for Tennessee basketball or for Volunteers coach Rick Barnes.
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Heupel thrilled to have deepest roster yet with Vols
The Tennessee Volunteers looked like a top-tier Southeastern Conference football program in capping last season's 11-2 record with a 31-14 downing of Clemson i…
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Barnes not apologizing for the physical play by his Vols
Tennessee's NCAA tournament Sweet 16 matchup against Florida Atlantic in New York City doesn't tip off until Thursday night, but the pregame spice is already a…
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Chattanooga's Finley Stadium going cashless, introduces new food concepts
Finley Stadium is joining other athletic venues across the country in going completely cashless.
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Barnes, Vols happily rewriting postseason narratives
Tennessee coach Rick Barnes said this year's Volunteers are "a different team."
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Missouri deals Vols their first SEC baseball sweep in four seasons
The No. 2 Tennessee Volunteers won't be No. 2 much longer.
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Veteran Vols ‘wrong team on the wrong day’ for Duke
It was men against boys.
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Vols enter spring football practice riding huge wave of optimism
Monday will mark the beginning of the Tennessee Volunteers' buildup toward their Orange & White spring game on April 15.
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No. 2 Vols routed in SEC opener at Missouri
Tennessee opened the Southeastern Conference portion of its baseball schedule last season with 12 consecutive wins.
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Vols excited entering their date with college basketball royalty
Tennessee's 58-55 topping of Louisiana in Thursday night's NCAA tournament East Region first-round contest earned the Volunteers a date with royalty.
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Vols advance by holding Ragin’ Cajuns to season-low point total
It was survive and advance Thursday night for the Tennessee Volunteers, with a heavy emphasis on the survive.
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Up and down Vols ‘no different’ from rest of the NCAA field
The obvious goal of the NCAA basketball tournament is to be the last team standing. Tennessee still believes it can be that team.
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Vols blank Lipscomb 10-0 in final tuneup before SEC play
The second-ranked Tennessee Volunteers were successful in their final tuneup before Southeastern Conference baseball play begins, whipping Lipscomb 10-0 Tuesda…
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Georgia’s Smart: ‘We’ve got complete control of our program’
The Georgia Bulldogs on Tuesday conducted their first spring football practice ever as back-to-back national champions.
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Vols needing a team effort to contain Louisiana’s Brown
Big men have provided big headaches on occasion this season for Tennessee's basketball team.
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Does NCAA fate of Vols depend on James scoring more than 10 points?
Tennessee's keys to advancing past Louisiana in Thursday night's NCAA tournament first-round matchup in Orlando are fairly straightforward.
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Cleveland’s Sewell floored by ovation in his return to the Vols
Tennessee's 6-0 blanking of Morehead State this past Saturday afternoon was two outs from the finish line when one of the biggest ovations of the season transp…
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Vols already being overlooked as East Region’s No. 4 seed in NCAA tourney
If Tennessee can handle a few days in warm weather and then a few days in cold weather, it will be a successful NCAA men's basketball tournament.
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New faces settling in and thriving for Vitello’s Vols
The fresh faces are settling in for the Tennessee Volunteers.
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Vols playing .500 basketball at the worst time of the season
Playing .500 basketball has never been an ingredient for NCAA tournament success.
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Zane Denton hits for the cycle as Vols maul Morehead State
There was always the possibility of Tennessee taking out some Friday night frustration on visiting Morehead State.
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Late-game woes cost Vols again at SEC tournament
The Southeastern Conference men's basketball tournament will not have a repeat champion.
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Veterans pace Vols past Ole Miss for fourth straight SEC tourney win
The Tennessee Volunteers turned up the defensive heat in the second half of their opening game at this year's SEC basketball tournament.
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Stephens thankful he could rewrite his one-season narrative with Mocs
Jake Stephens may have to settle on being the best partial-season player in University of Tennessee at Chattanooga basketball history.
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Vols seeking to lighten the load for Vescovi at SEC tournament
College basketball coaches often implore their teams to compete for the full 40 minutes.
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Boston College ends 11-game winning streak by Vols
Cameron Leary's one-out home run to right-center field in the top of the 10th inning off Seth Halvorsen catapulted Boston College to a 7-6 NCAA baseball upset …
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First season for Lamont Paris with Gamecocks similar to his UTC debut
South Carolina enters its first Southeastern Conference basketball tournament under the guidance of Lamont Paris with an 11-20 record that contains a 27-point …
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Vols enter SEC men’s tourney as defending champs for first time in 43 years
For the first time since 1980, the Tennessee Volunteers are heading to the Southeastern Conference men’s basketball tournament as the reigning champions.
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Ahuna leads off, drives in four runs as Vols sweep Gonzaga
Maui Ahuna moved up to leadoff batter Sunday afternoon for the Tennessee Volunteers and drove in four runs. Jared Dickey moved down and hit a grand slam.
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Vols failed their first defensive test without Zeigler
The Tennessee Volunteers enter tournament time trying to adjust to the loss of Zakai Zeigler, their 5-foot-9, 171-pound first line of defense.
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Burke, Burns deliver 10th straight triumph for Vols
Tennessee used another big inning and another big night from Blake Burke to dump Gonzaga on Saturday before 5,037 fans at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
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Vols lose at Auburn and lose double bye in SEC tournament
Tennessee entered Saturday's regular-season finale at Auburn allowing just 56.7 points per game and having held the Tigers to 43 points last month in Knoxville.
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Chase Dollander delivers in blustery conditions for streaking Vols
It was windy throughout the Volunteer State on Friday. That included Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
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Vols actually could benefit from winning or losing at Auburn
Tennessee is coming off a February in which it went 4-5, but confidence seems to be restored after consecutive routs of South Carolina and Arkansas.
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Can Hendon Hooker go from Vols star to NFL franchise quarterback?
In two seasons at the University of Tennessee, Hendon Hooker had multiple labels as a quarterback.
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Four Vols could share in filling responsibilities left by Zeigler’s ACL tear
It's happened again.